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[frogs croaking]
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[all yawn]
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Oh, boy.
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Wonderful to see you all again.
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Your Majesty. 'Sup, King?
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So ask me if I found out
anything about the box.
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Did you... Bingo!
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[laughs] Ta-da!
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Take a gander.
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[all gasp] It's the music box.
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According to this book,
it's a magical artifact
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that is thousands of years old.
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Apparently, my ancestors used it
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to visit entirely
different worlds.
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They were peaceful explorers,
scientists, if you will.
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These three stones are the
key to getting it working again.
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- They need to be recharged.
- Recharged? How?
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The book mentions
three different temples,
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each channeling a
different kind of energy.
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And once the stones
are recharged...
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- We'll have a way home?
- Steal my thunder, why don't you?
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But yes. Boom! Eh, eh?
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I don't believe it. A
real chance to get home.
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Right? Now let's get out there
and conquer these bad boys.
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Whoo-hoo. [King
Andrias] Whoa-ho.
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Let's rein those
snails in for a sec.
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The book only gives the
location of one temple.
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Besides, you still have a lot of
preparing to do before you set off.
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Good point. Gotta get equipped
for a mega-quest like this.
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Armor to buy, maps to study,
weapons to forge.
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- This is gonna take a few days.
- Few days, huh?
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Well, I hate to say it,
but we really need to get back to Wartwood.
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The harvest is coming
up and we can't miss it.
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Okay, Marce, me and the
Plantars will head back to Wartwood,
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and when you're ready we can
just meet up. Whoa, whoa, whoa.
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It doesn't really make sense
for you to go back to Wartwood.
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Say what now? [all] What?
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The last thing we should
do is separate again,
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now that we're so close
to finding our way home.
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I guess that's true,
but, uh, I, uh,
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need to go to Wartwood
to get the music box.
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Right, H.P.? Technically, yes.
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Nonsense. Once Hop
Pop gets the box back,
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we'll just send a
servant to pick it up.
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- More efficient that way.
- Yeah, but...
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Anne, right now you have to
follow your head, not your heart.
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The Plantars got you here,
to me.
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It's time to let them
get back to their lives.
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Why don't you guys take
the day to say goodbye?
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[all groan]
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You folks want a giant tissue?
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Seriously, you would not
believe the size of these tissues.
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[chuckles] I'll get you one.
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[whimpers]
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[Hop Pop, Polly,
Sprig sigh] Hey, guys, come on.
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It's not like this is
goodbye forever.
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You know what,
gang? Anne's right.
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The least we can do is
have a fun last day together.
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Now come on,
let's pick an activity.
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There's the opera house,
the coliseum, the aquarium.
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[Anne] There's an
aquarium? That's perfect.
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Anytime I was feeling
gloomy back home,
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the aquarium would
always make me feel better.
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There's nothing more peaceful than being
surrounded by water and sea creatures.
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Oh, good thinking,
Anne. Works for me.
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Yeah! Let's go have fun and not
think about our crippling sadness.
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Nice one.
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[children] Ooh.
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[chattering, laughing]
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[chitters]
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Look at the beaver
bugs. They're so cute.
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What'd I tell you? The perfect
place to relax and take our minds off...
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[all scream]
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[chuckles] Oh,
hey. Check it out.
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It's the same kinda eel
that attacked you kids
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when the basement flooded,
remember?
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Kids?
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[sighs] Those were good times,
weren't they?
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Yeah,
it's too bad that they're over.
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[whimpers] No! No, Sprig.
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Fight the sadness. Fight it. Come on,
buddy.
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Come here. It's gonna be fine.
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Everything's gonna be
fine. [both whimpering]
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Okay,
River Room is a bust. Let's keep moving.
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Okay,
if we're gonna have a sadness-free day,
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we need to avoid anything
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that might trigger our very
delicate emotional states.
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Actually,
this is pretty peaceful.
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- Yeah. - So soothing.
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[all sigh]
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[growling]
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- Hey, look, a kraken.
- It is. Ha!
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Anne, it's like the one you
tried to cook up at Stumpy's.
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Who knew fish sauce and fear
of death went so well together?
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[all whimpering, crying]
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Okay, that's enough. Time to change rooms,
everybody.
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[all panting]
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Oh,
cool. A marine geology exhibit.
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Nothing to remind us of
our adventures in here.
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Wow, this coral is so neat.
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Oh, look,
that stalk looks exactly like...
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[all gasp] Hop Pop's cane!
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- [Hop Pop] My cane.
- Oh, no. That one looks like...
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- [all] Domino 2. - [gasps]
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The cannibal
couple from the inn.
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- [Polly gasps] Mud Men.
- [Anne] Grubhog.
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[Hop Pop] Zapapedes.
[Sprig] Veggie-robo.
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[sobbing] Who knew
coral came in such variety?
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[all crying]
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Excuse me, folks,
but I'm gonna have to ask you to leave.
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Your misery is scaring the efts.
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[cries]
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Hoop. No emotion.
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[sighs] Sorry,
guys. Looks like my grand plan
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for a sadness-free day at
the aquarium is a total bust.
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Well,
If you folks are feeling blue,
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you could try the
Stingray Stage Show.
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Always cheers me up.
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Ooh,
a stage show? Those are the best.
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Wait. Did we have any
run-ins with stingrays?
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Anything even slightly
resembling a stingray?
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Nope. Don't think so.
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Then let's go.
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[all] Whoo!
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Show's that way, folks.
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[crowd cheering]
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All right,
give it up for our stingrays,
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Sugar Ray and Billy Ray.
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And now for the main event,
I'll need a volunteer.
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- Oh, oh, me, me.
- You, the pink frog over there!
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Come on down.
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[crowd cheering, whistling]
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What's your name,
and where are you from?
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- Sprig Plantar from Wartwood.
- Wartwood represent!
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Well, Sprig Plantar,
all you gotta do
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is put this fish in your hands
and hold it out over the tank.
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And the stingray will
jump out and eat it?
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Usually,
but we have a very special guest today.
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Everyone put your hands together
for Wanda the Water Snake.
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[hisses]
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[both gasp]
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Well, that's pretty cool... Wait,
what's wrong?
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It looks exactly like the water
snake that almost ate me and Sprig.
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What? When?
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That was the day you
tried to lock us in the house.
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I knew it. You two always
disobeying and causing trouble.
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That was the day I realized
you weren't going to eat us.
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[all crying]
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Now, Wanda will leap up
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and eat the fish right out
of this lucky kiddo's hand.
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And so long as he doesn't
do anything to surprise her,
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this should be perfectly safe.
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Oh, no! Sprig's about to...
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- [growls] - [whimpering]
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[crying]
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[screams]
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[sobs]
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We've gotta get Sprig
away from that snake.
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Oh,
you've got nothing to fear from ol' Wanda.
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The gal's afraid
of her own shadow.
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That's a relief. Close call.
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Oh, no, no, no. It's the rays
you should be worried about.
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Yeah,
they love the taste of frog flesh.
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[sobbing]
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Sprig!
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Hey, buddy, you set 'em up...
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[gasps] I'll knock 'em down.
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[grunts] [growls]
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[growls] [grunts]
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[whimpers]
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[growls]
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[grunting]
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Over here, Hop Pop!
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- Bleh! - [grunts]
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Mmm. [growls]
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[whimpers]
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Whoa!
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[snarls]
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You're up, Polly.
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[grunts] [gargles, spits]
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Yes, be free.
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[all] Yeah!
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And stay out.
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Oh, man. That was classic.
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We stung those stingrays.
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Well, we didn't have a
relaxing day at the aquarium.
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But now we've got another
perfectly us-memory to cherish.
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[all laughing]
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[birds squawking]
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Have a safe trip back, Plantars.
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Let us know when you get the music box,
and we'll send someone to come get it.
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Thank you kindly, Marcy.
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No more tears,
y'all. We'll see each other again.
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Will we, though? When?
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I don't know, but we're family,
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and family always
finds each other.
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[both] Spranne
against the world!
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[both laugh]
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[sighs] I'm sorry, Anne.
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This just made the most sense.
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I know. I know.
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[sniffles] Logical thing to do.
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[sighs] You know,
the more I think about it,
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maybe sending a servant to get
the music box isn't such a good idea.
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We need someone looking after that
thing the second Hop Pop gets it back.
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Someone we trust.
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I'm sure I can handle the
preparations here by myself.
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I'll just come pick you up on the
way to the first... [grunts] ...temple.
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Thanks, Marcy.
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[chuckles] Now go.
Follow your heart.
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Okay, later. Bye.
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[squawks]
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You go get 'em, girl.
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See you, Doris.
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Whoo-hoo-hoo.
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[horn honks] Oh,
so safety doesn't matter now?
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Wanna try my new gnatchos, Anne?
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Some other time, Gertie.
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[all sigh]
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- [chirps] - [all scream]
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What in the... Anne?
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I'm coming with you to Wartwood.
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Yeah! Glad to have you back,
Anne.
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Hop on up here, sister.
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Thank frog! I really didn't know
how I was gonna make it without you.
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Now let's go home.
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[King Andrias] Always sad
to see someone go, isn't it?
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I have a proposition for you,
Marcy,
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and I think you'll find it
very interesting.
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